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    public schools‚ I grew up regularly having standardized tests. At the time I did not know what these tests were for‚ to be honest I was kind of confused; it seemed like these tests were just like any other tests we had taken in school for math or reading but as I found out later in my school career‚ these tests were not like other tests and did not have the same purposes as a regular academic test used to measure our knowledge. The impetus for standardized testing started in the 19th century and has continued

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    “Should Standardized testing be used for college admission?” The purpose of standardized testing in high school for admission to college is to see how much you have retained in school in order to be able to do well in college. The reason is to try to prove that standardized testing isn’t the only thing necessary for college admission. What’s needed to learn first about this topic is: how many people agree with standardized testing‚ viewpoints on whether the upper class if favored in standardized testing

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    extracurriculars. While trying to maintain a high collegiate level GPA‚ students must also deal with the stress of taking standardized tests‚ specifically the ACT and SAT. Many students will have to take both exams multiple times‚ not only to complete college applications but to ensure they score high enough to meet that college’s requirements. Supporters believe that standardized tests are useful when determining a student’s intellectual and academic level‚ and I have found that looking at this view

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    These chimps have been poked‚ prodded and infected for so long that they deserve some retirement‚ and the regulations have an important principle called the “three R’s’ of animal testing: reduction‚ replacement‚ and refinement. These three principles can be used to improve the animals’ conditions. For example‚ scientists can reduce the amount of animals used in research while gaining the same amount of information. They can replace animals when it is possible to‚ like what the Use Committee and Animal

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    endure the stress of pressure packed and ubiquitous standardized tests. They need to have their number two pencils ready as they mentally prepare themselves to take a test for hours on information that might not have even been covered. Standardized tests consist of fill in the blank and multiple choice questions‚ they require all test takers to answer the same questions in a consistent manner. Standardized testing is the main method of testing in the United States. These tests are used to determine

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    academics. This program is a long-term program in which all involved must buy into it. Based on research there are many pros and a few cons of this improvement strategy. This article pointed out a vast number of pros that endorse this program as a positive way to change negative behaviors and improve academics at the same time over an extended amount of time. Some of the pros that were pointed out in this program include but are not limited to positive social and academic outcomes for targeted

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    they are in all of the subjects. Colleges also use standardized test scores of students to determine who they let into their college. Many scholarships handed out to students are based on the SAT. For this reason‚ the SAT can accomplish a numerous amount of things for students planning on attending college.

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    Animal testing has been used for centuries to improve the lives of humans since 322 B.C. by greek and roman physicians‚ Aristotle and Erasistratus. These greek and roman physicians first performed animal testing with dissections to obtain more knowledge about the animals they chose to test in their experiments. However‚ the scientists that first introduced animal testing‚ failed to realize that humans and animals do not have the same lineage. Their intentions were to advance scientific

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    Pros and Cons of Managed Care in America 1) Public Sector: Federal and State Programs: * Medicare: A federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older‚ certain younger people with disabilities‚ and people with End-Stage Renal Disease. (www.medicare.gov) Medicare consists of different parts that help cover specific services: Medicare Parts A‚ B‚ C and D‚ which respectively covers hospital and medical insurance‚ Medicare Advantage Plans and prescription‚ drug coverage (in order)

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    Pros and Cons of Assessment Assessments are an everyday occurrence in classrooms around the world. There are many different types of assessments‚ which generally fall into formal and informal. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. The major importance is selecting the right assessment. It is up to the teacher to decide what information is needed and how that information is collected. Formal Assessments Formal assessments are a way of observing and recording information in a highly

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